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Answer:
I am going to say.... Yes
Explanation:
the answer will be false
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Match the following terms with the appropriate definition.
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a is 1.
b. is 2.
and c is 3.
BTW, this is not a guess.
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Embargo = 3.
Isolationist 2.
Lend-Lease program 1.
Explanation:
A embargo is a ban on trade or commercial activity with particular countries
a Isolationist is wanting to be isolated.
isolated = alone
the lend lease program was how America supported britian in early ww2 supplying weapons, ammo, and vehicles it clearly fits 3.
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Why did metrics not have the full rights of citizens? Eliminate the wrong answers and say why you eliminated those answers.
A. They were aristocrats.
B. They were foreigners
C. They were merchants
D. They were artisans
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Answer:
a
Explanation:
Why is desperate a precise and accurate word to describe Odysseus's men at the end of "The Giant in the Cave"?
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Answer:
YOU better give me braniest for this
Explanation:
To prove everyone that he didnt lie or anything, if he proved it right he wouldnt be called a liar for the rest of his life and didnt want to be known as a threat.....and if im correct this is about the BFG
In one sentence. Explain what the British countryside was like before the Industrial Revolution
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Before the Industral Revolution, British countryside was much more rural and agricultural.
Explanation:
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Select all that apply.
Elements of the Minoan Civilization include:
The Minoans were great traders of silk and Crete-stone.
The palace at Knossos was home to the son of Zeus.
The Minoans were invaded by the Myceneans.
Their writing system Linear A is similar to that of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
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The palace at Knossos was home to the son of Zeus
The Minoans were invaded by the Myceneans
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What country supported fidel castro after cuba in 1959
spain, south vietnem, us or soviet union
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The ___ was captured by the HMS Leopard.
USS Constitution
USS Chesapeake
USS Coalportus
USS Congress
USS Continental
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Answer:
The USS Chesapeake
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This country would assist the Americans after seeing them with at the Battle of Saratoga.
a
Germany
b
France
c
Portugal
d
Canada
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Answer:
I think B) France
Explanation:
The Battle of Saratoga is often called the turning point of the American Revolution because the defeat of the British encouraged France to enter into a military alliance with the newly formed United States
Answer:
B
Explanation:
France
Name three of the Lyles’ activities that supported the African-American community.
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Answer:
eek
Explanation:
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Help please! What does the term "iron curtain" refer to?
A. the war between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.
B. the division between communist and noncommunist Europe.
C. Stalin's powerful army of tanks and armor.
D. Churchill's determination to defeat communism.
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Answer:i would say c. but i’m not sure
Explanation:
All of the following disciples were closest to Jesus except for:
Peter
James
John
Matthew
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Answer:
Matthew
Explanation:
Answer:
Matthew is the answer there you go
Why were Meriwether Lewis and William Clark chosen to lead the exploration of the Louisiana Purchase?
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Answer:
Meriwether Lewis was first chosen to go on the Louisiana Purchase because he was President Jefferson's aide and Jefferson knew he could rely on him.
Explanation:
Answer:
Lewis and Clark were chosen to find an east route to the Pacific.
Explanation:
Jefferson chose Lewis to lead the expedition solely based on his skills because Jefferson noted his leadership skills firsthand since Lewis was Jefferson's secretary. Lewis chose Clark to accompany him because of his speciality in cartography.
Who does this excerpt introduce as a new danger to Odysseus and his men, and how is he described?
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Books 9 through 12 are told as flashbacks, as Odysseus sits in the palace of the Phaeacians telling the story of his wanderings. These books thus give background not only to Odysseus’s audience but to Homer’s as well. Providing some of the richest and most celebrated examples of Odyssean cunning, they speak as much to the resourcefulness of the poet, who uses Odysseus’s voice to render a more complete picture of his hero’s wanderings, as to that of the hero himself. The foreboding that Odysseus feels as he heads toward the cave, which seems to prompt him to take the wine along, foreshadows his upcoming encounter with Polyphemus and the need for trickery to prevail. Once Homer establishes the conflict between Odysseus and Polyphemus, he unveils Odysseus’s escape plan slowly and subtly: the significance of Odysseus’s blinding of Polyphemus becomes clear when Polyphemus lets his sheep out to graze the next morning; similarly, Odysseus’s curious lie about his name seems nonsense at first but adds a clever and humorous twist to the necessity of keeping the other Cyclopes from rescuing Polyphemus.
Odysseus’s eventual revelation of his identity to Polyphemus ultimately proves foolish, and, because it embodies a lack of foresight, stands in stark contrast to the cunning prudence that Odysseus displays in his plan to escape from the cave. Though his anger at Polyphemus for devouring his shipmates is certainly understandable, and though Polyphemus’s blind rock-throwing fury eggs him on, Odysseus’s taunts are unnecessary. By telling Polyphemus his name, Odysseus pits his mortal indignation against Poseidon’s divine vengeance. This act of hubris, or excessive pride, ensures almost automatically that Odysseus will suffer grave consequences. Indeed, his eventual punishment costs him dearly: Poseidon’s anger wipes away the very thing that he gains by cleverly obscuring his name—the safety of his men.
The form that Odysseus’s revelation of his identity takes is interesting, as it represents the cultural values of ancient Greece. Odysseus doesn’t simply utter his name; rather, he attaches to it an epithet, or short, descriptive title (“raider of cities”), his immediate paternal ancestry (“Laertes’s son”), and a reference to his homeland (“who makes his home in Ithaca”) (9.561–562). This manner of introduction was very formalized and formulaic in Homeric Greece and should seem familiar to readers of the Iliad. Odysseus is here going through the motions of confirming his kleos (the glory or renown that one earns in the eyes of others by performing great deeds). He wants to make sure that people know that he was the one who blinded Polyphemus, explicitly instructing Polyphemus to make others aware of his act. Like the heroes of the Iliad, Odysseus believes that the height of glory is achieved by spreading his name abroad through great deeds.
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After a presidential veto, a bill needs this many votes to become a law over the executive branch's wishes. (Pick one!)
A. half of the legislature to vote for it
B. two-thirds of the legislature to vote for it
C. only the speaker to vote for it
D. three-fourths of the legislature to vote for it
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D. Three- Fourths of the Legislature to vote for it
Explanation:
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Write a 2 paragraph essay comparing the actual events of Selma with the events that took place in the movie (Selma the movie). Use supportive details to include characters, dates and how Dr. Martin Luther King made a difference in the outcome.
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Answer:
Explanation:
On 25 March 1965, Martin Luther King led thousands of nonviolent demonstrators to the steps of the capitol in Montgomery, Alabama, after a 5-day, 54-mile march from Selma, Alabama, where local African Americans, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) had been campaigning for voting rights. King told the assembled crowd: “There never was a moment in American history more honorable and more inspiring than the pilgrimage of clergymen and laymen of every race and faith pouring into Selma to face danger at the side of its embattled Negroes” (King, Address at the Conclusion of the Selma to Montgomery March, 121).
On 2 January 1965 King and SCLC joined SNCC, the Dallas County Voters League, and other local African American activists in a voting rights campaign in Selma where, in spite of repeated registration attempts by local blacks, only two percent were on the voting rolls. SCLC had chosen to focus its efforts in Selma because they anticipated that the notorious brutality of local law enforcement under Sheriff Jim Clark would attract national attention and pressure President Lyndon B. Johnson and Congress to enact new national voting rights legislation. sorry this took me awhile.... But hope it helps :)
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Answer:
dang..thats tuff 9-9
Explanation:
which statememt(s) about the watergate scandal is erroneous?
Burglars broke into Democratic Party offices and stole documents.
No one involved in the scandal was ever punished.
People tapped telephone lines and listened to private conversations.
Politicians gathered money in illegal ways.
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Answer:
Money was gathered and used in illegal ways.
Burglars broke into Democratic Party offices and stole documents.
People tapped telephone lines and listened to private conversations.
Explanation:
Places settled and ruled by people from another land are defined as
A.Colonies
B.Nations
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Answer:
A Colony is defined as a territory settled and ruled by people from another land.
So your answer is colony
Answer:
A Colonies
Explanation:
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Read the selection from the section "Washington And Hamilton Worked Together."
Hamilton wanted to make this government strong and lasting. This, hopefully, would allow the nation to defend itself from outside attacks. Hamilton wanted to prevent uprisings at home.
What is the definition of "uprisings" based on the context clues?
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Answer: ⊕ when people fight against their own government
uprising?
An example of an uprising is a civil revolution. The action of rising up; specif., an outbreak against a government; revolt. ... A popular revolt against a government or its policies; a rebellion.
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Which of the following did Andrew Jackson not support?
a. a limited national gov.
b.spreading of slavery to frontier
c. federal funds for internal improvements
d.a strict interpretation of the u.s constitution
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Jackson supported a limited national government but did not favor if a power was expressly granted example for profit purposes only. He opposed federal funds for internal improvements and strictly state that if there was an express grant, he will not accept the notion of the subject of interest.
So C would be your answer
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Which statement is FALSE about rank within the Heian court?
Servants made up the ninth and lowest rank within the court.
The Heian court consists of nine main ranks.
Nobles in the court were appointed by the emperor.
Birth family was more important than personal qualities for receiving placement within the court.
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What year was the modern baseball error when no blacks were allowed to play?
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Answer:
1876
Explanation:
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Due to the American people viewing Jackson as a symbol of democracy, the amount of voters in the election of 1828
Group of answer choices
increased by a quarter from 4 years earlier.
more than doubled from 4 years earlier.
increased by half from 4 years earlier.
more than tripled from 4 years earlier.
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Answer:
more than doubled
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Which statement best describes the transatlantic slave trade?
Europeans who owed money were forced to come to American colonies to work.
Europeans enslaved indigenous Americans and brought them to Europe to work.
Europeans captured in wars were forced to work on ships sailing to American colonies.
Europeans enslaved African people and brought them to American colonies to work.
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Canals were first used during which of the ancient Chinese dynasties?
a Shang
b Han
c Qin
d Xia
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why was James Monroe's presidency known as the "Era Of Good Feelings?"
A. ) The united states didn't have any problems with foreign nations.
B. ) a feeling of nationalism and there was only 1 political party the democratic republicans
C. ) The entire nation was happy with the building of the Erie canal
D. ) The federalists and democratic-Republican agreed to work together and not argue.
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Explanation: It was nicknamed this because Americans were proud that we had won the War of 1812 and President Monroe said that this was reason to be unified as a country
What two countries controlled the Louisiana Territory before 1803?
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Answer:
The Spanish and the French
Explanation:
French explorer Robert Cavelier de La Salle first claimed the Louisiana Territory, which he named for King Louis XIV, during a 1682 canoe expedition down the Mississippi River.
Which basic principle of the Constitution of the United States prevents any one branch from gaining too much power?
Popular sovereignty
Checks and balances
Rule of law
Representative government
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Match the following terms with the appropriate definition.
Isolationists
Embargo
Lend-lease program
1.
The United States sent weapons and materials to the allies
2.
The desire to remain out of foreign affairs.
3.
A law banning trade with another country.
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2 is Isolationists
3 is Embargo
Lend-lease program and The United States sent weapons and materials to the allies.
Embargo and The desire to remain out of foreign affairs.
Isolationists and A law banning trade with another country.
(I am not %100 percent sure about these)
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Paul and Silas could sing praises to God even when they were in prison because:
PLEASE ANSWER ASAP ( first person that answers will get brainliest )
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The first amendment grants freedom of religion, so Paul and Silas can do many religion-related things, even if they are in prison.